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The European Caverns famous fashion designer, Colette Clique of Clique Doll Fashion, is working on a new project. Though it wouldn't be so easy without her helpful assistant/bodyguard, Vale, their trusted Crystalyd and Geoshard slugs. And a massive thanks to Enda, Colette's Stitchpunk, for helping make the fabric itself.
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Hey guys!!
It's been some time since I joined, so I finally decided to make an introduction! :]
This blog is mostly about me and the things that interest me + my art
Some of those things:
Podcasts:
→ Finished:
The Magnus Archives (if you like tma too, I have an ask blog of Oliver Banks @askoliverbanks)
→ Listening to:
The Magnus Protocol
The Penumbra Podcast
Camp Here & There
Cry Havoc! Ask Questions Later
Malevolent
-> Will listen to:
Welcome to Night Vale
Series:
→ Finished:
Loki
WandaVision
Dark
Sandman
The Rings of Power
Slugterra
Arcane
Severance
Good Omens
The last of us
Stranger things
(There are more, but this will do for now!)
→ Watching:
Daredevil
Yellowjackets
→ Will watch:
Dexter
Hannibal
Movies(Sagas):
→ Finished:
Pirates of the Caribbean
Toy Story
Most of the MCU (including X-Men)
Cars
Lord of the Rings
Transformers (most of it)
HTTYD
The Hobbit
→ Watching:
→ Probably will watch:
Star Wars
Books:
→ Finished:
The Silence of the Lambs
The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Antigone
The Mousetrap
Pride and Prejudice
The Great Gatsby
The Merchant of Venice
FNAF trilogy (first two books)
→ Reading:
Blvd
Lord of the Rings
The Bible
→ Will read:
The Fourth Closet
The Silmarillion (and other works by Tolkien)
Games:
→ Finished:
Omori
8:11
Minecraft
(More, but there's a lot)
→ Playing:
Different Strokes
→ Want to play:
FNAF
Mouthwashing
Music:
Slay the princess
Sonic X Shadow Generations
→ Listening to:
Will Wood
Jhariah
Jann
Arctic Monkeys
Teddy Hyde
Soda Stereo
Kyoto Lo-fi
Palaye Royale
MĂĄneskin
(Again, there's more, but this will do)
Graphic Novels:
-> Favorites:
Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint
My Hero Academia
Jungle Juice
School Bus Graveyard
Haikyuu!!
Cherry Crush
Eleceed
Feel free to use my ask box to chat, send media recommendations, or ask stuff! (Always with respect)
I'll take requests when I can, but I won't be doing commissions for a while.
If you use my ask box to share your story about Gaza, I will reblog your blog's pinned post, but I'm unable to donate at the moment
Note: I'm okay with reposts as long as my watermark is not erased :]
Thanks for reading!
-Aël
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LGBTQ Inclusion Tests Our Christian Virtues
A gentle reminder to those who passionately profess their Christian faith and assert their devotion to the teachings of Jesus: embracing Christianity is not solely about vocal declarations of love for Christ or repeatedly affirming belief in his sacrifice. At the heart of this faith lies a call to embody the virtues that Jesus himself lived and taught—compassion, humility, mercy, forgiveness, and love for others. True discipleship is measured not by how loudly one proclaims allegiance, but by how faithfully one reflects the character of Christ in daily life. Jesus did not instruct his followers to prove their faith through words alone, but through the transformative power of sincere and consistent action. At no point did he condition a swearing of allegiance to him, to loving him or accepting him as your savior as that would have been incredibly narcissistic of him. He simply taught his disciples to follow principles in their day to day lives in order to experience a spiritual awakening.
An awakening which lets us access what he referred to as the 'kingdom of heaven' which he advised was present within all of us. It is not a literal kingdom, as Jesus spoke in metaphors often, so he described the euphoria and ecstasy that is present within each of us as heaven. It was an apt and descriptive term, as it also describes us finally realizing and reestablishing our unity and oneness with the greater universe above us as well as unity and oneness with all fellow human beings which he casually described as our siblings. This description of fellow human beings as brothers was also apt since it emphasizes the fact that we are all inherently and intrinsically family, and not separate like our egos would like us to believe. Finally, understanding that we are all one and family would have a tremendous impact on everyone's thinking and the way we act towards others instead of the current method which has us exclusively and selfishly worrying about ourselves and anyone in our close circle of friends and family.
LGBT Community
That being said, the universe often gives us opportunities to not judge others as being separate or as being inferior or 'sinners' that should be condemned, judged, derided or ostracized by society. The most common/frequent example comes in the form of people of other races or nationalities. It's easy to fall into the illusion that we are different or superior to others, but keep in mind these are egotistically motivated thoughts, and are purely intended to keep ourselves separate from others or to judge others as being inferior. This is completely out of line with what Jesus taught his followers which was to see all others as our siblings (brothers/sisters) and therefore all also our family. The consequences of this contributes to an inability to achieve oneness with all humanity and the universe. These are self constructed obstacles built by our egos.
Many Christians have successfully not normalized judging others with superficial differences like skin color or race. In the past several decades, there has been a substantial increase in the amount of non-binary individuals gaining mainstream attention and demand for equal treatment in society. While many Christians will refer to the old testament and older books in the bible to justify condemnation and very publicized hatred towards people who they feel violate laws in the bible. They are also forgetting that these older verses and laws that mandate hatred, anger and violence towards these people also violate Jesus teachings of expressing non-judgement and love towards all our neighbors and brothers.
These instructions and teachings in the old testament are mutually exclusive with Jesus teachings. You cannot honor Jesus teachings and values while also upholding archaic biblical instructions that tell us to employ hatred, anger and violence towards others. For followers of Jesus, they need to pick which teachings they want to honor and hold.
It is critical that anyone who is saying they follow Jesus teachings actually follow what he taught and not just cherry pick the biblical teachings that are most aligned with their own personal opinions. You've betrayed Jesus' teachings the moment you've upheld biblical teachings you feel justify your hatred and judgement towards others. The fact of the matter is, that old biblical texts that cannot be reconciled with Jesus teachings should be completely abandoned. Let members of the LGBTQ+ community serve as reminders and opportunities for you to not judge others, to bless and help others and most importantly put others before yourself in a true act of selflessness towards egoless consciousness.
As we enter the nonbinary state of quantum reality/society, it's no surprise that we are being tested to see how welcoming we would be to persons who do not easily fit into the binary gender roles.
Modern Christian "compassion" in effect:

Source: LGBTQ Inclusion Tests Our Christian Virtues
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Remember that all sentences must have a noun, a verb, and the phrase “foolish mortals”.
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We have nothing to fear except ourselves. We are unholy, awful people.
Brimstone to the other Darkbanes
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